Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20
news Notes.

Mar. temp, 81. o; min. temp, $50.
NEWS Notes.
The sales of real estate placed on
record yesterday amounted to $3.50, ,49S.
Some one stole Jersey COW from
the back yard at 314 Center street,
on Monday night.
James Miller was arrested on Area
dis street, yesterday, by Officer Beebe
and charged with carrying deadly
weapon.
The first Muscat grapes of the sea-
son were brought in yesterday fro m
Orange and placed on sale at the vari-
GUS fruit stands.
Joseph Costera was arrested on
Spring street yesterday by Officer
Gates and locked up on charge OF
carrying concealed deadly weapons.
j. Roulard, small boy, was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Mcclure
for bathing in the reservoir from
which the city is supplied with water.
Grand President, J. j. McDade,
of the Y. M. l., will address both
lodges Of the Society on Friday even
ing at the Hall in the Mcdonald Block.
Prof. Farini will give grand con-
cert, assisted by the best local talent
at Santa Monica on Saturday, July
30th.,, This will be the great musical
event OF the season.
A Union Pacific excursion arrived
yesterday, about half-past three
O'Clock P. M. There are now three
other excursions on their way to Los
Angeles. The season is opening early.
VIM. Barnett having dissolved his
former partnership, as previously an
nounced in the HERALD, has started
East to make arrangements for estab-
fishing a wholesale tobacco and cigar
house in this city.
William Davis was arrested last
evening by Officer Methvin and
Moore and locked up on a charge of
burglary. The police, for some reason
best known to themselves, withheld
the facts of the case.
A.sW. Hall, who is developing water
above San Fernando, yesterday got
an Injunction from Judge Hutton re-
straining Henry and Alice Kegel from
interfering with his work. He also
had them restrained from offering
him bodily injury.
The grading of the Southern Pacific
Coast line having been finished to
Santa Barbara, a carload of China
men who have been working on that
line returned yesterday to/work in
this county, but on which of the s. p.
lines they did not then know.
Jose Peria was yesterday committed
to the County Jail, pending trial. He
is accused Of selling liquor to Indians,
NEAR Cotton, San Bernardino county.
Thomas Regan was also committed to
serve . ninety days sentence for petty
larceny, committed at Pasadena.
1t is stated that syndicate COM
posed of G. H. Simpkins, E. A..
Preuss, the Schumacher boys and sew
eral others are negotiating for the Dan
Kevane place, north of the city. Dan
has about three hundred acres of fine
land that would subdivide supsrbly.
Arrowhead Parlor 10, Native Sons
of the Golden West, will be instituted
this evening in San Bernardino by a
delegation Of Los Angeles Native Sons,
who will leave for that city on the 4
tP. NJ. train from the Santa Fe depot.
A good time is anticipated by all the
boys.
~ 1t is the intention of the Athletic
Club to make its next field day a
memorable one. They will invite all
OF the Athletic organizations in South
ern California to send delegates and
competitors. The committee to ar.
range for. the field day consists of r.
w. Pridham, j. Phil. Percival and
J Frank HI. Liddell.
= A grand excursion to Elsinore, in
cfuding ride around the beautiful
lake, a visit TO the new coal mines anG
to the pottery works, will take place
to-day The affair will be most inter
esting. The train will leave the FRS
street depot by the California Contra
railroad at 9:05 sharp. 1t will no
stop at Downey avenue.
The dispatches yesterday stated that
: Mr.. Charles Kohler had been thrown
from carriage while driving OF
Golden Gate avenue, San Francisco
and seriously injured. 1t is 8
pleasure for the HERALD to state
that this is mistake, as Mr.
Kohler is in Los Angeles, as handsome
and hearty as his best friends could
wish.
I. B. Williams has filed suit against
George w. Maxwell to have docu
ment set aside. Williams alleges tha
he signed document to convey tt
Maxwell 281 acres in the rancho San
tiago de Santa Ana for 1872 900; thai
= he was not aware of the nature of the
7 paper when he signed it, and that hi
did not receive any monetary con
sideration for signing it.
A complimentary benefit will be
I" rendered J. Bond Francisco on Thurs
day evening, at Armory Hall, wher
the following will assist in the rendi.
tiop Of the numbers in the programme
Mrs. Mamie Perry Davis, Mrs. w. G
! Cogswell, Mrs. Ella Jennings, Mis-
= Florence Perry, Miss M. Laux, Mis-
q Oracle Smith, Miss Beatrice Francisco
Mr.. w. G. Cogswell, Mr.. Alber
Gernunche, Mr.. J. A. Osgood and Mr.
Albert Hawthorne.